A City of Passion and Serenity, Seville

When I first arrived in Seville, I could feel the warmth of this city. The tone of people's voices, the colors of the streets, even the way the sunlight danced—it all came to me quietly yet intensely. The journey began at the Royal Alcázar. The arches adorned with intricate Arabesque patterns, the water flowing under the shade of orange trees, and the sunlight reflecting off each tile—all carried the essence of time in this city. Layers of Islam and Christianity, medieval and Renaissance influences intertwined, making it feel less like architecture and more like 'living art.' Next came the Seville Cathedral and the Giralda Tower. The grandeur of Gothic design, the majestic golden altar, and the breathtaking view from the top of the tower—overlooking Seville's rooftops—left me in awe. The red roofs, white walls, and narrow alleys illuminated by Andalusian light created a moment that made me fall in love with this city.